The bill is like a set of rules that says doctors can't do certain medical changes for kids under 18 to help them change from one gender to another. If someone breaks these rules, they might have to pay a big fine, and there are plans to help people who want to change back, but some people think that's not fair.

H.R. 6764, or the "Patient Privacy and Caregiver Awareness Act of 2023," is a plan to let doctors share people's mental health or substance use info for at least two years if the person says it's okay. It also makes sure they get a reminder a month before this sharing time is over.

The Child Suicide Prevention and Lethal Means Safety Act is a plan to give $30 million to help doctors and teachers learn better ways to stop young people under 26 from feeling so sad they want to hurt themselves, and to make materials that help everyone understand how to prevent it. The plan also suggests using money to make sure guns are stored safely and teaching about stopping suicides in schools, but it might be tricky to know if it works well because the rules aren't very clear.

H.R. 7930 is a bill that wants to help schools and groups teach kids and adults about stopping teen dating violence by giving them money to create and share learning tools and training. Each year, from 2025 to 2029, $10 million will be available to help do this, so everyone knows how to see the signs and help stop bad things from happening in teen relationships.